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Topsoil for new turf
best thing to do is phone a local company and ask for a grade 1 top soil.
best thing to do is phone a local company and ask for a grade 1 top soil.
best thing to do is phone a local company and ask for a grade 1 top soil.
best thing to do is phone a local company and ask for a grade 1 top soil.
dvs
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Aug 30, 2016
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fa1con
Nov 23, 2016
New build garden 9 months on
Grass Disease & White Blades"Dead or white patches of grass seriously impact a yard's appearance and warrant concern.Numerous diseases and abiotic disorders potentially impact grass, but only...
Grass Disease & White Blades"Dead or white patches of grass seriously impact a yard's appearance and warrant concern.Numerous diseases and abiotic disorders potentially impact grass, but only a few of these cause grass blades to turn light-colored or white. Knowing the grass species helps...
Grass Disease & White Blades"Dead or white patches of grass seriously impact a yard's appearance and warrant concern.Numerous diseases and abiotic disorders potentially impact grass, but only a few of these cause grass blades to turn...
Grass Disease & White Blades"Dead or white patches of grass seriously impact a yard's appearance and warrant concern.Numerous diseases and abiotic disorders potentially impact grass, but only...
6434N
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Oct 30, 2016
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ARMANDII
Nov 9, 2016
Moss over winter?
Have you checked if you are being overshadowed by trees bushes etc as moss thrives in shade. I wouldn't put anything on the lawn till early spring and scarifying now would be a disaster. Snow is...
Have you checked if you are being overshadowed by trees bushes etc as moss thrives in shade. I wouldn't put anything on the lawn till early spring and scarifying now would be a disaster. Snow is forecast today and the grass has stopped growing here in Scotland so if you scarily you'll be left...
Have you checked if you are being overshadowed by trees bushes etc as moss thrives in shade. I wouldn't put anything on the lawn till early spring and scarifying now would be a disaster. Snow is forecast today and the grass has stopped growing...
Have you checked if you are being overshadowed by trees bushes etc as moss thrives in shade. I wouldn't put anything on the lawn till early spring and scarifying now would be a disaster. Snow is...
Scudo
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Nov 8, 2016
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WeeTam
Nov 9, 2016
Lawn advice for a newbie
As @WeeTam suggested, iron sulphate is brilliant at killing moss. It also greens up the grass brilliantly.A spray penetrates much better than granular products. Moss turns black within minutes...
As @WeeTam suggested, iron sulphate is brilliant at killing moss. It also greens up the grass brilliantly.A spray penetrates much better than granular products. Moss turns black within minutes and is soon killed off, which gives a great indicator of moss patches that can easily be overlooked....
As @WeeTam suggested, iron sulphate is brilliant at killing moss. It also greens up the grass brilliantly.A spray penetrates much better than granular products. Moss turns black within minutes and is soon killed off, which gives a great...
As @WeeTam suggested, iron sulphate is brilliant at killing moss. It also greens up the grass brilliantly.A spray penetrates much better than granular products. Moss turns black within minutes...
Melancholy
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Oct 11, 2016
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Mowerman
Oct 21, 2016
Time to get the scarifier out?
Should still be fine but if your weather outlook looks like it's going to change dramatically you could do a light scarify rather than a heavy one then in the Spring do another scarify or if the...
Should still be fine but if your weather outlook looks like it's going to change dramatically you could do a light scarify rather than a heavy one then in the Spring do another scarify or if the grounds too wet and you are worried about doing more harm than good then wait till spring.
Should still be fine but if your weather outlook looks like it's going to change dramatically you could do a light scarify rather than a heavy one then in the Spring do another scarify or if the grounds too wet and you are worried about doing...
Should still be fine but if your weather outlook looks like it's going to change dramatically you could do a light scarify rather than a heavy one then in the Spring do another scarify or if the...
Zola
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Sep 13, 2016
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Liz the pot
Oct 4, 2016
Desperate help For my lawn
Really well, actually happy with it right now It took off had a few cuts at highest level
Really well, actually happy with it right now It took off had a few cuts at highest level
Really well, actually happy with it right now It took off had a few cuts at highest level
Really well, actually happy with it right now It took off had a few cuts at highest level
Michael neal
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Jul 31, 2016
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Michael neal
Oct 2, 2016
Lawn Rescue Advice Please!
Thanks! I might have to bite the bullet and get someone into aerate the lawn for me, given that I can get my manual hollow-tine aerator into the ground!!I have used the scarifier before, but not...
Thanks! I might have to bite the bullet and get someone into aerate the lawn for me, given that I can get my manual hollow-tine aerator into the ground!!I have used the scarifier before, but not this year... because I'm never 100% sure I'm doing the right thing and secondly because it makes...
Thanks! I might have to bite the bullet and get someone into aerate the lawn for me, given that I can get my manual hollow-tine aerator into the ground!!I have used the scarifier before, but not this year... because I'm never 100% sure I'm...
Thanks! I might have to bite the bullet and get someone into aerate the lawn for me, given that I can get my manual hollow-tine aerator into the ground!!I have used the scarifier before, but not...
iam007
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Sep 17, 2016
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iam007
Sep 18, 2016
Lawn mower help
Hopefully you'll get it fixed.A customer who moved away had an antigue Mountfield M5 (or M3... anyway it had a steel rear roller) that she instisted on being used on her lawn. It was...
Hopefully you'll get it fixed.A customer who moved away had an antigue Mountfield M5 (or M3... anyway it had a steel rear roller) that she instisted on being used on her lawn. It was self-propelled and was like being towed by a snail but it did the job, and the lawn always looked magnificently...
Hopefully you'll get it fixed.A customer who moved away had an antigue Mountfield M5 (or M3... anyway it had a steel rear roller) that she instisted on being used on her lawn. It was self-propelled and was like being towed by a snail but it did...
Hopefully you'll get it fixed.A customer who moved away had an antigue Mountfield M5 (or M3... anyway it had a steel rear roller) that she instisted on being used on her lawn. It was...
Portisgrass
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Sep 8, 2016
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Mowerman
Sep 15, 2016
Operation Garden
I personally would push a narrow bamboo cane through the turf, then a finger at various sections of turf (they'll heal over soon enough) to test how damp the subsoil is. It needs to be damp but...
I personally would push a narrow bamboo cane through the turf, then a finger at various sections of turf (they'll heal over soon enough) to test how damp the subsoil is. It needs to be damp but not soaking wet. As seen from your pics, you're wise using boards to walk across the grass.You may...
I personally would push a narrow bamboo cane through the turf, then a finger at various sections of turf (they'll heal over soon enough) to test how damp the subsoil is. It needs to be damp but not soaking wet. As seen from your pics, you're wise...
I personally would push a narrow bamboo cane through the turf, then a finger at various sections of turf (they'll heal over soon enough) to test how damp the subsoil is. It needs to be damp but...
Stiff Lil Green Fingers
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Sep 3, 2016
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Mowerman
Sep 8, 2016
Advise for Poa annua control
I have had this issue for the past year or so.The problem is starting to decrease now by these steps,1 - Digging out patches an reseeding. 2 - Regular scarifying then cutting, Poa Annua shreds...
I have had this issue for the past year or so.The problem is starting to decrease now by these steps,1 - Digging out patches an reseeding. 2 - Regular scarifying then cutting, Poa Annua shreds up when scarified. 3 - Regular mowing, not too low to encourage other grasses through. 4 - Watering...
I have had this issue for the past year or so.The problem is starting to decrease now by these steps,1 - Digging out patches an reseeding. 2 - Regular scarifying then cutting, Poa Annua shreds up when scarified. 3 - Regular mowing, not too...
I have had this issue for the past year or so.The problem is starting to decrease now by these steps,1 - Digging out patches an reseeding. 2 - Regular scarifying then cutting, Poa Annua shreds...
Rawb0
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Aug 6, 2016
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Guesty
Aug 30, 2016
Lawn Striping issues
The early bird!
I agree, the cutting is much too low for this weather (and possibly for the type of grass - but can't tell), but it seems as though the overlapping may be giving the effect of...
The early bird!
I agree, the cutting is much too low for this weather (and possibly for the type of grass - but can't tell), but it seems as though the overlapping may be giving the effect of both sides being low.
The early bird!
I agree, the cutting is much too low for this weather (and possibly for the type of grass - but can't tell), but it seems as though the overlapping may be giving the effect of both sides being low.
The early bird!
I agree, the cutting is much too low for this weather (and possibly for the type of grass - but can't tell), but it seems as though the overlapping may be giving the effect of...
Elli
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Aug 21, 2016
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shiney
Aug 24, 2016
2016 lawn strategy?
The weather has been so depressing recently. So rainy!I have sprayed the lawn for clover, it was growing in the new areas, it is all dead now, but the grass is fine.I reckon once the dry...
The weather has been so depressing recently. So rainy!I have sprayed the lawn for clover, it was growing in the new areas, it is all dead now, but the grass is fine.I reckon once the dry weather returns I am going to cut the lawn short and then scarify a day or two later!Its coming to...
The weather has been so depressing recently. So rainy!I have sprayed the lawn for clover, it was growing in the new areas, it is all dead now, but the grass is fine.I reckon once the dry weather returns I am going to cut the lawn short and...
The weather has been so depressing recently. So rainy!I have sprayed the lawn for clover, it was growing in the new areas, it is all dead now, but the grass is fine.I reckon once the dry...
Zola
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Mar 20, 2016
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Zola
Aug 23, 2016
Patchy McPatch Face :(
You can buy nematodes which are microscpic parasites that kill leather jackets. It may be worth buying some to see if it makes any difference. Slugs can will also eat grass if there's nothing more...
You can buy nematodes which are microscpic parasites that kill leather jackets. It may be worth buying some to see if it makes any difference. Slugs can will also eat grass if there's nothing more tasty to destroy. In tidy gardens like yours, they eat whatever they can - including grass.Also,...
You can buy nematodes which are microscpic parasites that kill leather jackets. It may be worth buying some to see if it makes any difference. Slugs can will also eat grass if there's nothing more tasty to destroy. In tidy gardens like yours,...
You can buy nematodes which are microscpic parasites that kill leather jackets. It may be worth buying some to see if it makes any difference. Slugs can will also eat grass if there's nothing more...
jamei
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Aug 13, 2016
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Mowerman
Aug 16, 2016
Top soil depth
Many thanks....I got some pre lawn fertiliser too.. I'm trying everything the "professional" who did it last year didn't And blocking it off completely for a month (no kids,dogs ,humans lol )
Many thanks....I got some pre lawn fertiliser too.. I'm trying everything the "professional" who did it last year didn't And blocking it off completely for a month (no kids,dogs ,humans lol )
Many thanks....I got some pre lawn fertiliser too.. I'm trying everything the "professional" who did it last year didn't And blocking it off completely for a month (no kids,dogs ,humans lol )
Many thanks....I got some pre lawn fertiliser too.. I'm trying everything the "professional" who did it last year didn't And blocking it off completely for a month (no kids,dogs ,humans lol )
Michael neal
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Aug 9, 2016
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Michael neal
Aug 9, 2016
A new tactic (for me) to get the lawn I want.
Indeed it is Sian. I just have a few, small 'sink-holes' to level and seed, and I'll be able to expose my 50 year old beer-belly to the sun!
Indeed it is Sian. I just have a few, small 'sink-holes' to level and seed, and I'll be able to expose my 50 year old beer-belly to the sun!
Indeed it is Sian. I just have a few, small 'sink-holes' to level and seed, and I'll be able to expose my 50 year old beer-belly to the sun!
Indeed it is Sian. I just have a few, small 'sink-holes' to level and seed, and I'll be able to expose my 50 year old beer-belly to the sun!
Wobblycogs
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Jun 7, 2016
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Wobblycogs
Aug 4, 2016
Renovate or maybe start from scratch.
Glyphosate would mean killing about 50% of grass with it.Gonna have to try other methods.
Glyphosate would mean killing about 50% of grass with it.Gonna have to try other methods.
Glyphosate would mean killing about 50% of grass with it.Gonna have to try other methods.
Glyphosate would mean killing about 50% of grass with it.Gonna have to try other methods.
mosamahab
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mosamahab
Jul 24, 2016
just mowed the weeds
ie Your "grass" must be the same make as mine @burnie, Plus side to ours is because ours is hmmmm probably 75% moss it doesn't need cut quite so often in comparison to smart bowling green type lawn!
ie Your "grass" must be the same make as mine @burnie, Plus side to ours is because ours is hmmmm probably 75% moss it doesn't need cut quite so often in comparison to smart bowling green type lawn!
ie Your "grass" must be the same make as mine @burnie, Plus side to ours is because ours is hmmmm probably 75% moss it doesn't need cut quite so often in comparison to smart bowling green type lawn!
ie Your "grass" must be the same make as mine @burnie, Plus side to ours is because ours is hmmmm probably 75% moss it doesn't need cut quite so often in comparison to smart bowling green type lawn!
mr c
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Jul 22, 2016
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silu
Jul 24, 2016
Leatherjacket Cure ?
@NigelJ , not a bad idea . At £15 for a 100 sq metre dose it is a doable cure.
Never used Nematodes how effective are they , anyone ?
@NigelJ , not a bad idea . At £15 for a 100 sq metre dose it is a doable cure.
Never used Nematodes how effective are they , anyone ?
@NigelJ , not a bad idea . At £15 for a 100 sq metre dose it is a doable cure.
Never used Nematodes how effective are they , anyone ?
@NigelJ , not a bad idea . At £15 for a 100 sq metre dose it is a doable cure.
Never used Nematodes how effective are they , anyone ?
HarryS
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Jul 21, 2016
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HarryS
Jul 22, 2016
Snails on the grass
This year has been slug and snail heaven due to the weather and their numbers have increased to epic proportions.There is always a certain amount of guilt about killing creatures but they are...
This year has been slug and snail heaven due to the weather and their numbers have increased to epic proportions.There is always a certain amount of guilt about killing creatures but they are beyond serious pests this year and if you have dogs or cats, lungworm parasites can kill both unless...
This year has been slug and snail heaven due to the weather and their numbers have increased to epic proportions.There is always a certain amount of guilt about killing creatures but they are beyond serious pests this year and if you have dogs...
This year has been slug and snail heaven due to the weather and their numbers have increased to epic proportions.There is always a certain amount of guilt about killing creatures but they are...
hedgefog
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Jul 12, 2016
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Mowerman
Jul 21, 2016
Filling in "foot prints" with new turf
As Linz said fill holes with new turf and patch in with soil and seed. Make sure the turf is fresh . As you may only need two rolls B and Q may be best . If you ask they will tell you when they...
As Linz said fill holes with new turf and patch in with soil and seed. Make sure the turf is fresh . As you may only need two rolls B and Q may be best . If you ask they will tell you when they are to receive a fresh batch. So you can nip down and get it then. Tatty old turf struggles - I know...
As Linz said fill holes with new turf and patch in with soil and seed. Make sure the turf is fresh . As you may only need two rolls B and Q may be best . If you ask they will tell you when they are to receive a fresh batch. So you can nip down...
As Linz said fill holes with new turf and patch in with soil and seed. Make sure the turf is fresh . As you may only need two rolls B and Q may be best . If you ask they will tell you when they...
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Jul 19, 2016
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HarryS
Jul 20, 2016
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